Closest Airport to Abyei, Airports Near Abyei,
The closest airport to Abyei is Heglig Airport (HEG). Distance from Heglig Airport to Abyei is 71.16 miles / 114.52 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Abyei
- Heglig Airport (114.52 Km)
- Wau Airport (213.41 Km)
- Kadugli Airport (220.81 Km)
- Rumbek Airport (336.02 Km)
- En Nahud Airport (342.35 Km)
- Malakal Airport (352.58 Km)
- El Obeid Airport (441.94 Km)
- Nyala Airport (468.53 Km)
- M'boki Airport (547.98 Km)
- El Fasher Airport (561.4 Km)
- Zemio Airport (621.42 Km)
- Juba Airport (630.06 Km)
- Birao Airport (630.62 Km)
- Zalingei Airport (649.19 Km)
- Yalinga Airport (664.29 Km)
- Beica Airport (667.76 Km)
- Asosa Airport (675.48 Km)
- Gambela Airport (692.4 Km)
- Dembidollo Airport (714.41 Km)
- Mendi Airport (730.63 Km)
List of Airports close to Abyei
Heglig Airport (HEG)
Heglig Airport is located approximately 70.84 miles / 114 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is HEG.
Baleela Airport (BJE)
Baleela Airport is located approximately 111.23 miles / 179 kilometers North (N) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is BJE.
Wau Airport (WUU)
Wau Airport is located approximately 132.35 miles / 213 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is WUU.
Kadugli Airport (KDX)
Kadugli Airport is located approximately 136.7 miles / 220 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is KDX.
Andover Airport (ADV)
Andover Airport is located approximately 200.7 miles / 323 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is ADV.
Rumbek Airport (RBX)
Rumbek Airport is located approximately 208.78 miles / 336 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is RBX.
En Nahud Airport (NUD)
En Nahud Airport is located approximately 212.51 miles / 342 kilometers North (N) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is NUD.
Malakal Airport (MAK)
Malakal Airport is located approximately 218.72 miles / 352 kilometers East (E) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is MAK.
El Obeid Airport (EBD)
El Obeid Airport is located approximately 274.02 miles / 441 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is EBD.
Paloich Airport, Heliport (HGI)
Paloich Airport, Heliport is located approximately 283.97 miles / 457 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is HGI.
Nyala Airport (UYL)
Nyala Airport is located approximately 290.8 miles / 468 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is UYL.
Adareil Airport (AEE)
Adareil Airport is located approximately 309.44 miles / 498 kilometers East (E) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is AEE.
M'boki Airport (MKI)
M'boki Airport is located approximately 339.89 miles / 547 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is MKI.
El Fasher Airport (ELF)
El Fasher Airport is located approximately 348.59 miles / 561 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is ELF.
Kavadja Airport (KWD)
Kavadja Airport is located approximately 353.56 miles / 569 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is KWD.
Kosti Airport (KST)
Kosti Airport is located approximately 382.14 miles / 615 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is KST.
Zemio Airport (IMO)
Zemio Airport is located approximately 385.87 miles / 621 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is IMO.
Ouanda Djalle Airport (ODJ)
Ouanda Djalle Airport is located approximately 388.36 miles / 625 kilometers West (W) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is ODJ.
Juba Airport (JUB)
Juba Airport is located approximately 391.46 miles / 630 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is JUB.
Birao Airport (IRO)
Birao Airport is located approximately 391.46 miles / 630 kilometers West (W) of central Abyei. IATA airport code is IRO.
